Pink Singers Nominated For The Royal Philharmonic Society Inspiration Award

We are delighted to share that we have been nominated for the Inspiration Award by the Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS). The Inspiration Award recognises the contribution of non-professional ensembles or individuals and we are thrilled to be joining a stellar line up of nominees. 

The award takes into consideration our activities from September 2023 to August 2024, a period that coincides with our 40th anniversary project. This includes the launch of our podcast ‘Sing It Pink’, our specially commissioned piece ‘Home Made Musical Hope Machine’ and our documentary film ‘A Magical Journey of Queerness’, on top of a huge number of performances and events. So this nomination really is the icing on the cake of what has been an incredible period in the choir’s history.

Unlike other Royal Philharmonic Society awards, The Inspiration Award is decided upon by public vote. We would love it if you could take a few moments to register your vote via the RPS website. A few of us will be heading to the awards ceremony at Birmingham Conservatoire where the winner will be announced on 6th March 2025. Until then, we’re keeping everything crossed!

Concert: Wish You Were Queer

Concert: 7:30pm Saturday 18 January 2025, Cadogan Hall, Sloane Square.

Join The Pink Singers on Saturday 18 January 2025 at Cadogan Hall for our next concert celebrating queer artists and queer stories.


Wish You Were Queer will feature bespoke arrangements of iconic songs by Queen, Chappell Roan, Joy Oladokun, Brandi Carlile, and The Pet Shop Boys. Celebrate world-renowned music from David Bowie, Billie Eilish, and Jacob Narverud, exploring all aspects and genres of choral music. This concert will guide you through all aspects of the queer umbrella, celebrating the voices of Audre Lorde, Beverly Glenn-Copeland and Namoli Brennet.

Conducted by Olivia Doust, Wish You Were Queer will feature a collaboration with F*Choir, a London-based, all-genders community choir founded by composer and multidisciplinary artist Jenny Moore, as well as guest performances from The Advantages, a London-based lesbian guitar, keyboard and vocal trio, and live five-piece band.

You won’t want to miss this equal-parts fun and moving night of queer music, so get your tickets now!

Tickets: from £10 to £45

Duration: approx. 2 hours (including interval)

Cadogan Hall, Sloane Square, London SW1X 9DQ. (nearest tube Sloane Square)
Box Office: 020 7730 4500. Show starts 7:30pm, bar opens 6:45pm.